Merino Rams Flown From Australia to Fiji by Small Aircraft
Hazleton Air Services from Orange NSW operates two to three rams per flight to Nadi Fiji, with Fiji Times noting flights timed to connect with outbound international services. NSW manager Dalgety and Co and ACTU reports are referenced as investigations proceed, while Qantas acknowledged two rams flown to Tahiti before halting further shipments.
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Bombing Raids Over Saigon and Laos Persist
US command reports round the clock fighter bomber and B 32 raids continuing from Saigon through eastern Laos. The late news bulletin notes extensive air operations as the conflict persists in the Ho Chi Minh trail area.
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Riot at Nazi office in Melbourne sparks four charges
A Melbourne mob stormed the National Socialist Party headquarters on Nicholson Street injuring property. Police recovered two shotguns and a 22 caliber rifle. Four men, ages 47 43 28 and 21, were charged at the City Watch House after the riot that began around 3 pm.
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Floods trap hundreds as rivers rise across north west NSW
Flood conditions strand hundreds of travellers across north west New South Wales with towns cut off and rivers threatening further flooding. Civil defence teams evacuate families near Scone while Moree reports rising Mehi River and Hunter River expected to break banks by tomorrow.
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Flooding forces hundreds out in NSW and Queensland
Torrential rains caused widespread floods across NSW Queensland and Victoria isolating towns such as Moree Gunnedah Narrabri and stranding residents. RAAF helicopters flood boats and volunteers assist evacuations near Gunnedah Narrabri while roads rail lines and coastal highways remain cut. A 41 year old Aboriginal labourer swept from a vehicle remains missing near Wollen Creek Gippsland faces renewed flood risk. Weather Bureau warns of possible further rainfall as crisis loosens in Gippsland.
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Apollo 14 poised for launch at Cape Kennedy
Apollo 14 readiness reported as countdown nears 3.23pm lift off with astronauts Alan Shepard Stuart Roosa and Edgar Mitchell asleep before their 10 day lunar mission. For NASA, perfect countdown despite a false alarm, with weather forecast favorable and tracking stations ready. A safety boost at Kennedy Space Center accompanied by protests expected by opponents of space funding amid security precautions.
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Canberra January rainfall nearly doubles 1970 level
Canberra records show January rainfall at 4.5 inches, about twice the 1970 figure. In 24 hours to 6am 4.7 inches fell. Yesterday’s high reached 64 degrees, 18 below January average. Forecast unsettled with showers and storms, max 70. Fire danger low. Rain floods Hindmarsh Drive underpass near Chifley Lyons, three to four feet deep.
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Secretaries Public Service Breach Cited In Immigration Policy Debates
The Secretary of the Department of Immigration Sir Peter Heyden admitted breaching the Public Service Act to publicize department activities on economic grounds. The summer school debate featured Mr Sharp and Ms Hastie arguing over migrant contributions and the impact on GDP, with discussions highlighting division over who pays for migrants versus incoming residents.
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National priorities haywire says Crean shadow treasurer
Mir CreanLabor's shadow treasurer says Australia's priorities have gone haywire if restraint policies hit pensioners and ordinary earners. Page 7. ALP Victorian party seeks proportional representation as unions gain influence after Melbourne meeting. Page 3. Reports claim South Vietnamese forces with US air power targeted Communist bases. onions remain unconfirmed. Page 5. Uganda accuses Sudanese troops of border crossing. Sudan denies. Page 5. Australia holds slim chances to win sixth cricket test at Adelaide Oval. commentary by Rohan Rivett. Back, Page 9-10.
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